Eisenhower Opposes Move To End Two-Term Rule
President Eisenhower cites prudent limits on power and says the people should choose their leader. He discusses campaign energy, domestic policy questions, and his stance on continuing nuclear arms restraint while noting inquiries about farm issues and tax policy.
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Washington
Bix Sephower
Ebenhrower
Ruth Mariets
Nylghy
Jow Road
Nixon
Elenhower
Senhower
Esenhower
Vonalher
Ayef Whit Eisenhower
Pountey Sual
Thiough
Waxes
Lexington
Trucks Collide At Crossing On Center And South Streets
Two trucks collided yesterday at the intersection of West Center and South Center streets during heavy traffic. Charles Fuldum of Jamestown and Harley Banks of North Center Street reported minor injuries. trucks sustained front-end damage estimated around seventy dollars.
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Wes
Charles
Fuldum
Prewaburg
Harley Banks
North Center Street
Hildin
South Centre Street
West South Street
Win
Suhawon, Newa Transportation Line
Jamestown
Banks
Brightly Hardware
Hanks
Polio
Imifig
Boat Center Street
Hildum
Will Pay $105000 In Damage Suit Details
A Westmoreland County court verdict awarded $105000 in a civil damage case. The suit involved Pittsburgh and Capoten figures amid family injury claims, with jurors delivering the decision after December 28, 1054.
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Peee MaRtritch
Pittsburgh
Big Three reach on Suez UN move in last minute drive
Western foreign ministers agreed on a Suez resolution for UN Security Council submission. Dulles traveled to New York for talks with Lloyd and Pineau ahead of the July Council session. London and Paris press reports show rifts remain over international control and a UN backed settlement.
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Wnefer
UN Security Council
United Nations
N.Y
UN Suez
Dulfi Hew
New York
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineal
Dulles
London
U. S
United States
Egypt
Har
France
Britain
National Assembly
Andre le Troquet
U. S Suez
Dyntes
AU. 8
Xowhead
Tanks Blew Up At Warren Refinery Explosion
A Warren refinery accident left two partially filled 2,000 gallon oil tanks damaged with light overall damage. No injuries reported as 5,000 pounds of foamite were used to quell a fire. Preliminary loss estimate around 100000 dollars.
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Warren
United Os Co
Wre
James Tridico
Jet Bomber Crashes in West Near Sulroh Air Port
An air force bomber crashed today near Sulroh Air Port in Persia scaffolding the desert air zone. No further details on the crew or cause are immediately available.
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Ea Ee
Csir Tne
Pete Wink
Phil pLyeyer
Aeutl
Persia
U.S. Still Puzzled Over Tito-Soviet Conference
U S officials remain unsure about Tito's talks with the Soviet leaders as a key October 18 decision nears on Yugoslavia's eligibility for broad U S aid. Wheat shipments may move ahead while broader economic and military assistance hinges on Yugoslav independence and policy alignment. Tito, fresh from an eight day Soviet visit, faces Soviet pressure to curb independent moves and rejoin Moscow line.
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U.S
Ike
Washington
U. S
Tito
State Department
Ing
Yugostayio
Uga
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
United States
Belgrade
Soviet Union
Ni-klta Khrushchev
Communist Party
Congress
Eisnhower
Howe
Moscow
Postman Kills Fire As Trucks Go Wrong Way
Rural postman Robert Johnson extinguished a basement blaze at the Hoag home on Route 6 near Corry after alarms misrouted responders. Firemen report no damage to the house or contents. the fire was contained outside city limits and trucks were redirected once accurate information arrived.
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Lucy Caubes
Hoy Hoag
Wear of
Corry
Robert ‘Johnson
West Washington
Hoag
Hony
Tastee Freez
George Collier
Tastee Freet
Columbus Avenue
Nib
Mdioa
Downey
Johnson
Stanford Hose Company
Corryite Wins Award For Plans In Unemployment Office
Carl J. Cornell, unemployment compensation supervisor at the local Bureau of Employment Security office, won an award from the International Association of Personnel and Employment Services for two suggestions. He lives at 328 Concord Street and has worked in Carry since 1953. The independent organization awarded the honor for ideas to improve the unemployment compensation program and locating allied papers.
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Ito Carl J. Cornell
Bureau of Employment Security
Cornell
International, Association of Personnel and Employment Services
Yori
Concord Street
Carry
Open Milk Hearings At Edinboro Open Milk Hearings At Edinboro
The State Milk Control Commission held four days of hearings in Edinboro to decide if Western Pennsylvania milk producers deserve higher prices. Chair Joab Mahood led testimony from farmers, dairy reps, and Rev. Robert Cocklin of Newville. A Pittsburgh hearing is set for October 17.
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Svmbuku
Rapan
State ‘Milk Control Commission
Thegin
Western Pennsylvania
Joab Mahood
Evans City
Butler County
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Robert Cocklin
Newville
Pennslyvania Farm
Jet Planes Crash Near Olympic Peninsula
Two F80D Scorpion jets with four crew crashed last night near Neah Bay on the Olympic Peninsula. The Air Force reported both planes carried a pilot and radar observer. it was unclear if any crew parachuted to safety as a ground search moved into the area. The incident occurred about 120 miles northwest of Beattie, amid brush and evergreen terrain along the peninsula’s tip.
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Mcchord Air Force
Wash
Haibir
Olympic Peninsula
America
Last Frontier
Air Force
Mitte
Neah Bay
Bortherm
Peninvula
Beattie
Warren Judge Allows Photos Be Taken During Swartz Trial
In PA, Judge Alee ander presiding permits courtroom photographers to take stills during the Swartz trial with no flash allowed. The rule mirrors past practice in other cases and aims to avoid disruption while maintaining coverage.
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Warren
Swartz
Walter
Choli
Petit
Pa High Court Drops Prison Term Penalty In Photo Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court reduced contempt penalties for seven Pittsburgh and Greensburg newspaper men who took news photos in Westmoreland County Courthouse. It replaced prison terms with fines and costs, upholding the verdicts but striking imprisonment. The ruling stressed protecting privacy of the accused while maintaining court dignity.
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Vittsburgh
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Supreme Court
Westmoreland Court
Richard D. Laird
John O. Arnold
John C. Bell
Michael A. Musmanno
Ugd
Horace Stern
Charles A. Jones
T. McKeen Chidsey
Arnold
Addeas
John Wealty Wable
Justes Che
Ufair
High Court
Five Israelis Killed Near Jordan Border
Five Israelis were killed in a desert ambush near the Jordan border last night as UN truce teams failed to halt such attacks. An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman blamed Jordan's policy of aggression and border harassment while saying security forces intensified the investigation and filed a complaint with the UN truce supervision HQ in Jerusalem.
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Werudaleo
Tarac Uc Cusid
Jordan
Taradarin
Yehiden
Sodom
Rwse Aehyer
Israel Foreign Ministry
Tartel
UN Truce Supervision Headquarters
Jerusalem
Child Cut On Fence At Clymer Tenure Wilt A Hatbhed Wire
A ten year old Clymer boy, Gerry Meriorial Hospital today, suffered injuries to his right side after contact with a fence wire. He was admitted and reported in good condition. Also two other children, Mathlwen Grinder and a bright boy named McChemey, received injuries and were treated at local hospitals.
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Clymer
Gerry Meriorial
Verry Gibbons
Ming Paul Gibbons
Mathlwen Grinder
Uml
Rose Grindér
Traniwll
Ray Obatryatton
Howpitel
McChemey
Tulrous Yikir
Toca Hospital
Buttula Hospital
Mental Hospital Treats Mother Of Kidnaped Baby
The frail mother of kidnapped and murdered Cynthia Ruotolo, Eleanor Ruotolo, 33, was admitted as a voluntary patient at Connecticut State Hospital after arriving with her sister. Investigator Ulmquist said he heard she entered the hospital. the case follows Cynthia disappearing from a carriage at a Sears store in Hamden on September 1 and her body later found in a plastic bag weighted with a stone. The infant’s death was ruled suffocation.
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Supe
Cynthia Ruotlo
Eleanor Ruotolo
Edgar Cy Yorbury
Cohnecticut State Hospital
Abraham &. Ulmuiss
New Haven
Ruotolotine
Yerbury
Cynthia
Lewis Praises Quick Action In Wage Boost
Labor leader John L. Lewis hails fast talks that yielded a $24.26 daily wage for miners with a $240 per day package and extra holiday benefits. He notes the smoother negotiations contrast with earlier turbulent years and foresees continued leadership of the union while remaining in charge of welfare funds and investments.
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Ieader
John L. Tlewis
Ike
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Ness
Pertips
UMW
Plonger
Bank Robbery Defendant Swartz Testifies In Trial
Swartz, 23, a West Middlesex resident, testified about paying large sums on a Tidioute bank robbery debt and cash kept in a cigar box. He claimed the cash came from income and insurance, with prosecutors presenting prior records. the jury was to hear rebuttal and the judge present final instructions before deliberations.
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Waren
West Middlesex
Swarts
Shce
Swartz
Myer Kornreich
Kornreich
Possidy
West Mindleses
Ite
Cire
Taller
M Mort Filke
Fie
Denik Murka
Merter County
Thia
Eas
Tds
Beffore Rice
Alexander C. Fick Jr
Church
Doctors Remove Pencil From Neck Of Boy
A boy around twelve at age near Avon, South Ride, underwent a delicate operation to remove a broken pencil fragment embedded between his chin and neck arteries and nerves. Surgeons made a counter incision below the fragment and freed the object with a quick operation, credited to divine grace, as the likely saved life is uncertain pending recovery.
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Schmitt
Russell
Sithcons
Goa
Joel Arenthieniic
Mother Says Stranger Kidnapped 4 Month Old Son
Chicago police recovered a four month old boy unharmed after a woman he befriended allegedly took the infant. The child’s mother, Mary Bucher, described the kidnapper as a 22 year old pregnant woman who lured them to a basement apartment before leaving with the baby for several hours. Police traced the lead to a Southwest Side home and coordinated a rescue after the two women returned to a drugstore to call the husband.
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Polleheard
Forlee
Chicago
Wna
Ut Baby
Mitele Hijcher
Ronald Joseptt
Mink Bucher
Mri Thicher
Poline Weswematt
Subihan
Bucher
Wishart
Rigalore
Won
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